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Buying Health Coverage on HealthCare.gov: The Basics

WebThe Basics. Health coverage helps pay for medical costs. A health care plan has a set of services that the plan provider agrees to pay for if you need them, like when …

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Frequently Asked Questions

WebHealth-e-Arizona is the easiest way to apply for AHCCCS if you think you might qualify. Health-e-Arizona also lets you apply for other benefits, like Nutrition Assistance (formerly …

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Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage: What You Pay

WebEliza’s employer-sponsored plan for her, her husband, and her son: Has a $500 per month premium. Her employer pays $350 each month. She pays $150 each month. Requires …

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AHCCCS for People with Disabilities: How to Sign Up

WebHealth-e-Arizona is the easiest way to apply for AHCCCS if you think you might qualify. Health-e-Arizona also lets you apply for other benefits, like Nutrition Assistance (formerly …

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AHCCCS for People with Disabilities: Is It Right for You

WebFBR is $943 per month for an individual. Test 2 compares your countable income to the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG). 100% of FPG is $1,255 per month for an individual. …

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Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage: Is it Right for You

WebIf you can get employer-sponsored coverage, it may mean you can't get tax credits on HealthCare.gov. It depends on whether the employer-sponsored plan is considered " …

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Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)

WebThe Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) requires private employers with 50 or more employees and all state, local, and federal government employers to give qualified …

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Parent Focus: Turning 18: AHCCCS Rules That Change

WebIncome-based AHCCCS and KidsCare cover children 18 or younger if the total combined income of everybody who lives in the same household is 205% of the Federal Poverty …

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